Plants

4. Seed bearing structure in flowering plants. Apples are examples
5. Plant of the honeysuckle family with white fruit. New to scientific community at time of Lewis and Clark
7. Tree used by the expedition to build Fort Mandan
9. Crop grown by American Indians and used in ceremonies, particularly with the peace pipe
11. Book used to preserve leaves, flowers, and grasses
13. Major ecosystem of the Great Plains. Large open field of grassland
14. Prunus virginiana. Lewis and Clark found these on the trail. Used to make jams today
15. Chlorophyll makes plants this color
16. Started North Dakota's first seed house and nursery. Preserved many of today's plants in use today
17. Plants need light from this to survive

1. Group of crops grown in the same field by the Mandan and Hidatsa
2. State flower of North Dakota. Lewis and Clark saw these. Smell as sweet by any other name
3. State grass of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Nicknamed red-jointed
6. Type of tree with needle leaves. Not deciduous
8. The field of study of plants
10. State tree of North Dakota. Ulmus americana
12. Crop that grows and faces the sun. Used as a living fence by the Three Affiliated Tribes
13. A plant that lasts more than two years. Regrows every spring